East High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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teens, and as he views them, he might recall his antics with some smiles for his foolish little self and some tenderness for the tree. VVhen he lived in the branches, he thought little of them. Perhaps he saw only the rustling, dancing leaves about him, but now, at least. he knows that those great arms made the leaves possible and that he might have had more appreciation of their willing- ness to bear him and give them of their fruits. Yet all of the branches he weighed and abused are not there. Some broke from the strain and were lost to him. Others dropped from the tree and were carried away by some wind that whispered promises of another better home. And for still others, we must charge the boy with no blame, be- cause, occasionally, a man, in passing, took a fancy for some particular branch for himself and ruthlessly deprived the trunk of one of its members. But all the while new branches have been coming on, fresh fthough not greenj young things they appeared. Soon they became an indispensable part of the tree and filled necessary places for its symmetry. For all that were lost, more than the number added themselves, and thus the tree grew and grew! XYhen there was not enough room for more branches to come out at the top.-M following thc laws of nature-new shoots came out at the bottom. Now there seems little room anywhere, other things pressing close and materially cramp- ing growth. But the way of the tree suggests that it will always stretch toward the light, and, as it grows. the fruit will be more abundant and the strength of the whole be increased. And the moral to you who watched the tree as it grew and grew is this: Revere the tree: you may obtain other such fruit later, but the flavor you'll remember is that which comes from these branches. If you have :cater on flzc knee, wear fwnnfvs. 14

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QL Qemrdilyexl B East High Faculty PRINCIPAL SIIERIDAN VY. ISIIRMAN CLERIQS Rl'BY If. ,IIANSON HIiI.I'IN IZ. HOLLIS BLXRION BIULVAIIILL A. ELIZAIIETII SMITII COMMERCIAL SUSAN IX. COYEL HOPE S. FRANCIS ROSE M. LIEDL EIJNA M. OLLIS ELLA R. I'EIIfFER LESTER 'lf-IOSSEM MILIIREII 'I'RI'MI:LE CLYDE C. XYILSON DRAXYING GRACE XYIIITTEN ENGLISH ,ALICE II. .XLLEN ,'XIJI2L.XIIDE HER RLXYIIELLIC IIOYSON AI,-XRGARITI' CROSBY URID4lE'l' IIAYES JANE .IETER XYYN NE LACRERSTEEN ELEANUR POPPE CLAIRE C. PRYCE FLIZARETII RICII ,'XL'I'.-X STANTON BIARION THOMAS GLAIIYS HOURS Hi3R'I'ENSPI I...-XYIEOIJRN FOREIGN LAN- GLLXGES XYILLARD ,XCKERSON HELEN COOPER VICTOR ERICKSON LINA GJERIS CLE.-XR GOLDEN IYIERNICE IQATZ BIARY :XICINTYRE LYDIA STROIIAIEIER ,ADELIA XYINTIIER SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND II. S. CONSTITU- TION XY,-XRREN L. XYALLACE IIISTQRY IIUOII CVRRAN INATIIERINE IDONOVAN BIARY GOULD RIXYBIONID GRAN' HARRIIQT HAWES ANNA SIIILLOCK RALPII BIINNICK HOME ECONOMICS IIELEN LITTLE BIARY R. MCNIE M ILIIRED VVIIEELER RENA J. IIRVCE LIIIRXRI.-KN IZLIZAIEETII SCRIPTURE M.XNL'.XL TRAINING I I ARYEY FREELANO IIERTIIA L. NICBIILLAN EIIOAR E. RIERRIIFIELD FIOSICPII G. ILIEMBI-IRTON IHILOYIT XY. IQAY XY. II. TITSXVORTII M.X'I'HEMA'I'ICS IfLLI'R.'X IIENNETT M. RL-XFD CASE ISDN,-X COCRRURN RUTII COLE ISLIZAIIETII DOCKEN .XNNA DAIIL MUSIC GEORGE C. IQRIEGER SCIENCE LOUIS G. COOK IXIARY G. LI.-XRROUN CLIFFORD E. REICHARD RRMA E. TODD IIVIISON R, 'I'OwNE FLORENCE 'I'L'RNQL'IST All are no! lzzmlers that blow lhe horn.